Yescka says the piece functions as a memory connecting the Ayotzinapa student disappearances with the assassinations of an uncertain number of students by military police in the Tlaltelolco neighborhood of Mexico City in 1968.
Chemical-recognizing sites coming from moieties of the polymerized electroactive functional monomers are spatially positioned around the molecular cavity, formed to function as a permanent memory element for the imprinted template.
Perceptual tuning of the auditory system can function as a "physiological memory, [which] is an enduring neuronal change sufficiently specific to represent learned information" [82, p.226].
In this model, the HMs, once established, could function as a cellular memory in a more complex regulatory machinery, but would not be the underlying cause of transcription themselves.
The large amounts of seeds produced build up a persistent soil seed bank, which can also function as a "genetic memory" by storing the genetic variability in viable seeds (Leck, 1989).
In this regard, the phasic response would encode rapid changes in concentration, whereas the tonic response would function as a short memory, keeping track of an odour plume while it is intermitted by clean air pockets in a natural plume (de Bruyne et al., 2001).
Your Jan . 9Week in Review article "What's in a Name: The Allure of Labels" overlooks a brand's function as a symbol or memory tool for quality, styling or other purchasing criteria.
These investigators postulated that exercise could function as a stimulus for memory consolidation due to its stimulatory effects on the locus coeruleus and consequent release of norepinephrine.
A number of brain areas are involved, including the premotor cortex, basal ganglia, and especially the cerebellum, which functions as a large memory bank for microadjustments of the parameters of movement.
Thereby, the epigenetic system reversibly stores information over time functioning as a "molecular memory".
